Fusion GPS Doesn’t Want Investigators To See Its Bank Records

Fusion GPS is the sketchy “opposition research” firm behind the dirty Trump dossier. You know– the unverified dossier published by CNN and BuzzFeed? The dossier that liberals preached as fact? The dossier that claimed Trump had prostitutes urinate all over a bed the Obamas slept on? #GoldenShowers, anyone?

Yeah, that dossier.

Fusion GPS is behind it, and it’s doing everything it can to hide the truth. The firm is actually attempting to block investigators from getting their hands on its bank records.

The firm behind the controversial anti-Trump dossier has gone to court in an attempt to block a House committee subpoena for the company’s banking records, two days after Fusion GPS representatives took the Fifth on Capitol Hill.

 

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., had issued a subpoena on Oct. 4 for those TD Bank records. But, according to documents reviewed by Fox News, Fusion is seeking a “temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction” to block the release of those records.

 

Fusion’s filing in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia claimed that complying with the subpoena would “deny Plaintiff and its clients their rights to free speech and expressive association as guaranteed by the First Amendment to the Constitution.”

Hm. I wonder why that is! It’s almost like the firm is trying to – I don’t know– protect someone.

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The firm doesn’t want anyone to know who paid for the dossier. That’s all there is to it.

You’d think Democrats would be ALL about transparency here. After all, Russia! Interference! Ahhh!

Talk about being selective.

h/t The Right Scoop